Strike shuts down mine
by The Canadian PressNutrien Ltd. says it is temporarily shutting down its largest potash mine because of the strike at Canadian National Railway Co., resulting in some 550 short-term layoffs at the fertilizer giant.
Nutrien chief executive Chuck Magro says workers received notices today alerting them that the mine in southeastern Saskatchewan will halt operations for two weeks starting Dec. 2. The vast majority of the Rocanville mine's product is shipped by CN Rail, which is now operating at 10 per cent capacity.
Magro says the "hardship" and "uncertainty" farmers and mine workers face due to the strike in a year already plagued by poor weather and trade disputes is "extremely disappointing."
Hundreds of Quebec farmers also marched through Montreal streets today alongside a convoy of tractors to dump piles of corn at the steps of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's riding office, calling for action by Ottawa to resolve the week-long strike.
Ottawa has continued to urge a negotiated settlement rather than reconvening Parliament ahead of schedule for back-to-work legislation as some industries and provincial ministers have demanded.
About 3,200 CN staff across the country, who have been without a contract since July 23, walked off the job early last Tuesday morning over worries about long hours, fatigue and what they consider dangerous working conditions.
A Nutrien spokesman says about 50 more employees at the mine will likely be affected, but remain on the job.


The Rainmaker (1997) Rating: 3.0 stars (out of 4.0) ******************************** Key to rating system: 2.0 stars Debatable 2.5 stars Some people may like it 3.0 stars I liked it 3.5 stars I am biased in favor of the movie 4.0 stars I felt the movie's impact personally or it stood out ********************************* A Movie Review by David Sunga
Directed by: Francis Ford Coppola
Written by: Francis Ford Coppola, adapted from the novel by John Grisham
Starring: Matt Damon, Claire Danes, Danny DeVito, Jon Voight, and Danny Glover
Ingredients: neophyte lawyer, legal situations, corrupt insurance company,
Synopsis: Rudy Baylor (Matt Damon) is an ethical kid fresh out of law school who must juggle three legal situations at the same time. Rudy's girlfriend is attacked by her violent husband; Rudy's elderly landlady wants to arrange her will so that her children are excluded, and; the family of Rudy's friend with leukemia is suing the corrupt insurance company that wouldn't pay for a bone marrow transplant. Rudy is new to being a lawyer and is thoroughly outgunned, but luckily he is aided by a sleazy ambulance chaser (Danny Devito) who has failed the bar exam six times as well as by the kindly presiding judge (Danny Glover). Jon Voight plays Leo F. Drummond, the intimidating and arrogant leader of the all-powerful insurance company's team of lawyers who will do anything to oppose justice. Will Rudy defeat Leo?
Opinion: The good news is that this movie has a happy ending, and it features a guy trying to do the right thing. Director Francis Ford Coppola does this film a little differently than the stereotypical law movie. In the typical lawyer movie there's one big case and the movie focuses on solving it, and somewhere along the line surprise witnesses and motives turn up before the good guy wins (after lots of gripping courtroom drama). However, Coppola's movie is deliberately more low key. 'The Rainmaker' plays out like a personality sketch of young Rudy as he gets emotionally involved with and tries to save various little quirky side characters. In the background Rudy's voice narrates his feelings and makes half-cynical jokes about the legal profession in general. Two factors combine to make this movie less heavy than it can be. First, Rudy's time is split juggling three cases, rather than concentrating on a single high-stakes case. Also, Rudy's use of voice narration in place of acting makes the film lose some of its dramatic edge. The end result is an entertaining low key law movie where the good guys win, and Rudy narrates his way into coming of age.
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java.lang.Object iwork.eheap2.SecureEventHeap
This class provides an interface to an event heap in which the application is participating. An event heap is characterized by the server name for the machine on which it is running and the port being used on that machine.
| Field Summary | |
static java.lang.String |
EH_FILTER_EVENTS
Variable used to register filtering events |
| Fields inherited from interface iwork.eheap2.EventHeapConfigValues |
EHEAP2_DEFAULT_PORT, EHEAP2_DEFAULT_SECURE_PORT, EVENT_HEAP_VERSION |
| Fields inherited from interface iwork.eheap2.net.NetConfigValues |
EH_CLEAR, EH_DELETE_EVENT, EH_DEREGISTER, EH_GET_ALL, EH_GET_EVENT, EH_PUT_EVENT, EH_REGISTER_FOR_ALL, EH_REGISTER_FOR_EVENTS, EH_REMOVE_EVENT, EH_SNOOP_EVENTS, EH_WAIT_FOR_EVENT, EH_WAIT_TO_REMOVE_EVENT, EH_WIRE_PROTOCOL_VERSION, EHS_CLEAR_USERS, EHS_DEREGISTER_EVENT, EHS_GET_ALL_USERS, EHS_GET_ONLINE_USERS, EHS_STREAMID, EHS_TG_ADD_USER, EHS_TG_CHANGE_OWNER, EHS_TG_CREATE, EHS_TG_DELETE, EHS_TG_GET_GROUPS, EHS_TG_GET_USERS, EHS_TG_IS_MEMBER, EHS_TG_REMOVE_USER, EHS_TIMESTAMP |
| Fields inherited from interface iwork.eheap2.FieldValueTypes |
ACTUAL, AUTOSET, AUTOSET_OVERRIDEABLE, FORMAL, typeArray, VIRTUAL |
| Constructor Summary | |
SecureEventHeap(SecureEventHeap oldHeap,
java.lang.String sourceName)
See the description for #EventHeap(String, String, int,
EventHeap, String, String) . |
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SecureEventHeap(java.lang.String machine)
See the description for #EventHeap(String, String, int,
EventHeap, String, String) . |
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SecureEventHeap(java.lang.String machine,
int port)
See the description for #EventHeap(String, String, int,
EventHeap, String, String) . |
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SecureEventHeap(java.lang.String machine,
int port,
SecureEventHeap oldHeap)
See the description for #EventHeap(String, String, int,
EventHeap, String, String) . |
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SecureEventHeap(java.lang.String sourceName,
java.lang.String machine)
See the description for #EventHeap(String, String, int,
EventHeap, String, String) . |
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SecureEventHeap(java.lang.String sourceName,
java.lang.String machine,
int port)
See the description for #EventHeap(String, String, int,
EventHeap, String, String) . |
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SecureEventHeap(java.lang.String sourceName,
java.lang.String machine,
int port,
SecureEventHeap oldHeap,
java.lang.String deviceName,
java.lang.String applicationName)
Creates a new Event Heap interface to the specified event heap. |
| Method Summary | |
void |
addUser(java.lang.String groupName,
java.lang.String user,
java.util.Date expiration)
Adds a user to the group. |
void |
changeOwner(java.lang.String groupName,
java.lang.String newOwner)
Changes the owner of the group. |
void |
clear()
Clears all events from the Event Heap to which this object is connected. |
void |
clearUsers()
inform server to clear list of all previously seen users. |
void |
createTrustGroup(java.lang.String groupName,
boolean bOpen,
boolean bPublic)
Creates a trust group on the EventHeap server. |
static void |
debugPrintln(int level,
java.lang.String statement)
Prints out a debug statement to the debug output strieam if the current debugLevel is higher than the level of the statement. |
void |
deleteEvent(SecureEvent event)
Permanently removes an event from the Event Heap. |
void |
deleteTrustGroup(java.lang.String groupName)
Deletes a trust group. |
EventRegistration |
filterEvents(SecureEvent[] templateEvents)
|
SecureEvent[] |
getAll()
Returns the complete set of events currently in the Event Heap. |
java.lang.String[] |
getAllUsers()
gets an array of all users previously seen by server. |
static java.lang.String |
getApplicationName()
Returns the application name that is added to events that are sent or to templates used to match incoming events. |
static java.lang.String |
getDeviceName()
Returns the application name that is added to events that are sent or to templates used to match incoming events. |
SecureEvent |
getEvent(SecureEvent templateEvent)
Gets an event matching the given template event from the Event Heap represented by this object. |
SecureEvent[] |
getEvent(SecureEvent[] templateEvents)
Gets an event matching one of the given template events from the Event Heap represented by this object. |
java.lang.String |
getGroupName()
Returns the group name that is added to events that are sent or to templates used to match incoming events. |
java.lang.String[] |
getGroups()
gets an array of all groups |
java.lang.String |
getMachine()
Returns the machine to which this Event Heap object is connected |
java.lang.String[] |
getOnlineUsers()
gets an array of all online users |
java.lang.String |
getPerson()
Returns the person to whom events generated by this EventHeap client object are attributed, and for whom incoming events are matched. |
int |
getPort()
Returns the machine to which this Event Heap object is connected |
java.lang.String |
getServerName()
Returns a string representation of the machine/port of the Event Heap server to which this EventHeap client object is connected. |
java.lang.String |
getSourceName()
Returns the source name for this Event Heap object. |
java.lang.String[] |
getUsers(java.lang.String grpName)
gets an array of all users in a particular group |
int |
getVersion()
Returns the version of the Event Heap. |
boolean |
isMember(java.lang.String groupName,
java.lang.String user)
Checks if a user is a member of a particular group. |
void |
putEvent(SecureEvent event)
Puts the given event into the Event Heap. |
EventRegistration |
registerForAll(EventCallback callback)
Registers to receive notification any time any event is posted to the Event Heap. |
EventRegistration |
registerForEvents(SecureEvent[] templateEvents,
EventCallback callback)
Registers to receive notification any time an event matching one or more of the specified templates is posted to the Event Heap. |
SecureEvent |
removeEvent(SecureEvent templateEvent)
Removes an event matching the given template event from the Event Heap represented by this object. |
SecureEvent[] |
removeEvent(SecureEvent[] templateEvents)
Removes an event matching one of the given template events from the Event Heap represented by this object. |
void |
removeUser(java.lang.String groupName,
java.lang.String user)
Remove a user from the group. |
static void |
setDebug(int level)
Sets the debug output level for the EventHeap for this process. |
static void |
setDebugStream(java.io.PrintStream debugOutput)
Sets the print stream to which to output debug information |
void |
setGroupName(java.lang.String name)
Set the group to which all events generated by this EventHeap client object will be attributed, and for whom incoming events will be matched. |
void |
setPerson(java.lang.String name)
Set the person to whom all events generated by this EventHeap client object will be attributed, and for whom incoming events will be matched. |
void |
setServerTimeout(long timeout)
Set the server timeout. |
SecureEvent[] |
snoopEvents(SecureEvent templateEvent)
Returns all events matching the template event without modifying the contents of the Event Heap. |
SecureEvent[] |
snoopEvents(SecureEvent[] templateEvents)
Returns all events matching one or more of the given template events without modifying the contents of the Event Heap. |
SecureEvent |
waitForEvent(SecureEvent templateEvent)
Retrieves an event matching the given template event from the Event Heap represented by this object. |
SecureEvent[] |
waitForEvent(SecureEvent[] templateEvents)
Retrieves an event matching one of the given template events from the Event Heap represented by this object. |
SecureEvent |
waitToRemoveEvent(SecureEvent templateEvent)
Removes an event matching the given template event from the Event Heap represented by this object. |
SecureEvent[] |
waitToRemoveEvent(SecureEvent[] templateEvents)
Removes an event matching one of the given template events from the Event Heap represented by this object. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
public static final java.lang.String EH_FILTER_EVENTS
| Constructor Detail |
public SecureEventHeap(SecureEventHeap oldHeap, java.lang.String sourceName) throws EventHeapException
#EventHeap(String, String, int,
EventHeap, String, String)
. This constructor creates a new Event
Heap with machine and port the same as for oldHeap. 'sourceName'
must be different than in 'oldHeap', and sequencing of events
from this Event Heap object will be independent of the original.
It should be used to create a new EventHeap object that is
connected to the same Event Heap. As with #EventHeap(String, String, int, EventHeap, String, String)
,
setting sourceName to null will cause a name to be created
automatically based on the name of the application using the
library.
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if oldHeap is
null.public SecureEventHeap(java.lang.String sourceName, java.lang.String machine)
#EventHeap(String, String, int,
EventHeap, String, String)
. This constructor calls that one with
port=-1 and oldHeap=null.
public SecureEventHeap(java.lang.String sourceName, java.lang.String machine, int port)
#EventHeap(String, String, int,
EventHeap, String, String)
. This constructor calls that one with
oldHeap=null.
public SecureEventHeap(java.lang.String machine)
#EventHeap(String, String, int,
EventHeap, String, String)
. This constructor calls that one with
sourceName=null, port=-1 and oldHeap=null.
public SecureEventHeap(java.lang.String machine, int port)
#EventHeap(String, String, int,
EventHeap, String, String)
. This constructor calls that one with
sourceName=null, and oldHeap=null.
public SecureEventHeap(java.lang.String machine, int port, SecureEventHeap oldHeap)
#EventHeap(String, String, int,
EventHeap, String, String)
. This constructor calls that one with
sourceName=null.
public SecureEventHeap(java.lang.String sourceName, java.lang.String machine, int port, SecureEventHeap oldHeap, java.lang.String deviceName, java.lang.String applicationName)
C++ API Note: The C++ API includes one more parameter, clientName. This parameter is ignored in the current implementation and is left in for legacy support.
sourceName
- The 'Source' for all events generated by this
object. It should be unique among all participants in the Event
Heap. If it is null, a value will be generated based on the
name of the application using the library and a random number.machine
- The DNS name of the machine where the Event Heap
server is running. Leave as 'null' to use the value in oldHeap.port
- The port on the machine being used by the Event Heap
server. Leave as -1 for default port.oldHeap
- Another Event Heap instance. Values for the other
parameters are taken from here if this is non-null and they are
set to 'null' or -1.deviceName
- The name of the device on which this Event Heap
client is running. This will be added to events sent from this
JVM. This is only set once per JVM, so if there is already a
value set it is ignored. If null, the device name will be inferred
from the DNS name or IP address of the device running the JVM.applicationName
- The name of the application in which this
EventHeap client is being instantiated. This will be added to
events sent from this JVM. This is only set once per JVM, so if
there is already a value set it is ignored. If null, the
application name will be inferred from the class name of the earliest
class in the Java stack.| Method Detail |
public void clear() throws EventHeapException
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server.public static void debugPrintln(int level, java.lang.String statement)
setDebug(int)
and setDebugStream(PrintStream)
.
public void deleteEvent(SecureEvent event) throws EventHeapException
event
- An event previously retrieved from the Event Heap.
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server, or
one or more events are malformed.public SecureEvent[] getAll() throws EventHeapException
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server.public SecureEvent[] getEvent(SecureEvent[] templateEvents) throws EventHeapException
templateEvents
- The templates to be used in matching events
in the Event Heap passed in as elements of an array. Only the
field type, name and value of non-formal fields are used in the
match. Field order is irrelevant.
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server, or
one or more events are malformed.public SecureEvent getEvent(SecureEvent templateEvent) throws EventHeapException
templateEvent
- The template to be used in matching events
in the Event Heap. Only the field type, name and value of non-formal
fields are used in the match. Field order is irrelevant.
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server, or
one or more events are malformed.public java.lang.String getServerName()
public static java.lang.String getApplicationName()
public static java.lang.String getDeviceName()
public java.lang.String getGroupName()
public java.lang.String getMachine()
public java.lang.String getPerson()
public int getPort()
public java.lang.String getSourceName()
public int getVersion()
public void putEvent(SecureEvent event) throws EventHeapException
event
- The event to place in the Event Heap
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server, or
one or more events are malformed.public EventRegistration registerForAll(EventCallback callback) throws EventHeapException
EventRegistration.deregister()
is called, or the callback routine returns false.
NOTE: Since every event sent to the Event Heap will be received when
this method is used, it is resource intensive on both the server
and client sides. It should be used sparingly and only when
necessary (e.g. when a complete log of transactions through the
Event Heap is needed). It is preferrable to use #registerForEvents(Event [], EventCallback)
whenever possible to
receive only the subset of events needed.
callback
- An object implementing the EventCallback
interface. The returnEvent method of this object is called
anytime an event is placed in the Event Heap. Note that although
an array of events will be passed to the callback, since no templates
are used for this notification stream, the array will contain a single
element which is the event being returned.
EventRegistration
object that is a reference
to this registration for notification of events. Calling the
deregister method on this object will stop event notification.
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server, or
one or more events are malformed.public EventRegistration registerForEvents(SecureEvent[] templateEvents, EventCallback callback) throws EventHeapException
EventRegistration.deregister()
is called, or the callback
routine returns false.
templateEvents
- The templates to be used in matching events
in the Event Heap passed in as elements of an array. Only the
field type, name and value of non-formal fields are used in the
match. Field order is irrelevant.callback
- An object implementing the EventCallback
interface. The returnEvent method of this object is called
anytime a matching event is placed in the Event Heap.
EventRegistration
object that is a reference
to this registration for notification of events. Calling the
deregister method on this object will stop event notification.
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server, or
one or more events are malformed.public EventRegistration filterEvents(SecureEvent[] templateEvents) throws EventHeapException
EventHeapException
public SecureEvent removeEvent(SecureEvent templateEvent) throws EventHeapException
templateEvent
- The template to be used in matching events
in the Event Heap. Only the field type, name and value of non-formal
fields are used in the match. Field order is irrelevant.
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server, or
one or more events are malformed.public SecureEvent[] removeEvent(SecureEvent[] templateEvents) throws EventHeapException
templateEvents
- The templates to be used in matching events
in the Event Heap passed in as elements of an array. Only the
field type, name and value of non-formal fields are used in the
match. Field order is irrelevant.
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server, or
one or more events are malformed.public static void setDebug(int level)
level
- the current debug level. Calls to debugPrintln(int, String)
with level set to less than the debug
level will be output.public static void setDebugStream(java.io.PrintStream debugOutput)
public void setGroupName(java.lang.String name)
public void setPerson(java.lang.String name)
public void setServerTimeout(long timeout)
NOTE: Currently the timeout is only how long the client will wait for the call to succeed through the underlying socket interface. If there is no connection to the server, the client will still block in calls forever trying to reconnect. This is a known bug.
timeout
- The amount of time to wait for a response from the
server in ms. 0 means wait forever. Negative values are not allowed.public SecureEvent[] snoopEvents(SecureEvent templateEvent) throws EventHeapException
templateEvent
- The template to be used in matching events
in the Event Heap. Only the field type, name and value of non-formal
fields are used in the match. Field order is irrelevant.
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server, or
one or more events are malformed.public SecureEvent[] snoopEvents(SecureEvent[] templateEvents) throws EventHeapException
Tuple.matches(Tuple)
method can be used to determine which
template events actually match any given returned event. No
sequencing is done.
templateEvents
- The templates to be used in matching events
in the Event Heap passed in as elements of an array. Only the
field type, name and value of non-formal fields are used in the
match. Field order is irrelevant.
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server, or
one or more events are malformed.public SecureEvent waitToRemoveEvent(SecureEvent templateEvent) throws EventHeapException
templateEvent
- The template to be used in matching events
in the Event Heap. Only the field type, name and value of non-formal
fields are used in the match. Field order is irrelevant.
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server, or
one or more events are malformed.public SecureEvent[] waitToRemoveEvent(SecureEvent[] templateEvents) throws EventHeapException
C++ API Note: The C++ API includes one more parameter, int *size, which is a pointer to the size of the templateEvents array being passed in. When the call returns the size parameter is changed to the size of the returned event array.
templateEvents
- The templates to be used in matching events
in the Event Heap passed in as elements of an array. Only the
field type, name and value of non-formal fields are used in the
match. Field order is irrelevant.
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server, or
one or more events are malformed.public SecureEvent waitForEvent(SecureEvent templateEvent) throws EventHeapException
templateEvent
- The template to be used in matching events
in the Event Heap. Only the field type, name and value of non-formal
fields are used in the match. Field order is irrelevant.
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server, or
one or more events are malformed.public SecureEvent[] waitForEvent(SecureEvent[] templateEvents) throws EventHeapException
templateEvents
- The templates to be used in matching events
in the Event Heap passed in as elements of an array. Only the
field type, name and value of non-formal fields are used in the
match. Field order is irrelevant.
EventHeapException
- An exception is thrown if there was some
non-recoverable problem communicating to the Event Heap server, or
one or more events are malformed.public void createTrustGroup(java.lang.String groupName, boolean bOpen, boolean bPublic) throws EventHeapException
groupName
- A String that uniquely identifies the trust groupbOpen
- A boolean that specifies if the group is open or closed.bPublic
- A boolean that specifies if the group is public or private
EventHeapException
public void deleteTrustGroup(java.lang.String groupName) throws EventHeapException
groupName
- A String that uniquely identifies the trust group
EventHeapException
public void changeOwner(java.lang.String groupName, java.lang.String newOwner) throws EventHeapException
groupName
- A string that uniquely identifies the trust groupnewOwner
- A string that uniquely identifies the new owner
EventHeapException
public void addUser(java.lang.String groupName, java.lang.String user, java.util.Date expiration) throws EventHeapException
groupName
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The Secretary of State for Education sets out the importance of comparing English schools with the best in the world.
The most important man in English education doesn’t teach a single English child, wasn’t elected by a single English voter and won’t spend more than a single week in England this year. But Andreas Schleicher deserves the thanks of everyone in England who wants to see our children fulfil the limit of their potential.
A German mathematician with the sort of job title that you wouldn’t wish on your worst enemy - Head of the Indicators and Analysis Division (Directorate for Education) at the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development - Andreas Schleicher might seem like the bureaucrat’s bureaucrat. But in truth he’s the father of more revolutions than any German since Karl Marx.
Because Andreas is responsible for collating the data that shows which nations have the best-performing education systems, analysing that data to determine what makes those systems so successful and then publishing the findings in a way which anyone can absorb. And many have.
Since Andreas and the OECD established the Pisa league tables of international educational achievement as benchmarks of excellence in schooling, certain common features have been consistently identified among the top-performing nations. And, increasingly, those features have been introduced into the education systems of countries with poorer performances. Which, in turn, have seen their own performance improve.
Indeed, many of those nations which are themselves top performers - such as Singapore and Hong Kong - eagerly analyse what their own principal competitors are doing and how they perform in Pisa, with a view to implementing further changes to maintain their competitive edge.
No nation that is serious about ensuring its children enjoy an education that equips them to compete fairly with students from other countries can afford to ignore the insights Andreas’s work generates. Ignoring what Pisa tells us in education would be as foolish as dismissing what control trials tell us in medicine. We would by flying in the face of the best evidence we have of what works.
And just as the evidence Andreas has gathered has influenced education reformers in Asia, in Scandinavia and in North America, so it is influencing the Government here. Not least because the evidence Andreas has gathered shows that we are falling further and further behind other nations. In the last 10 years we have plummeted in the world rankings from 4th to 16th for science, 7th to 25th for literacy and 8th to 28th for maths. While our new young teachers are better than ever and our children are working harder than ever, the rate at which other countries are improving their education systems leaves us straggling behind.
Its the melancholy nature of our decline, and the energy with which other countries are implementing the lessons of the most successful education nations, that is behind the coalition government’s drive to modernise our own schools system. Every child in England risks being left behind unless we catch up with the world’s top performers. Our schools white paper ‘The Importance of Teaching’ was deliberately designed to bring together policies that have worked in other, high-performing nations. It was accompanied by a detailed evidence paper, ‘The Case for Change’, and drew on insights generated by successive Pisa results tables. The white paper’s policies are our priorities for 2011.
We know that the most successful education nations recruit the best possible people into teaching and provide them with high-quality training and professional development. Which is why we are expanding the principal elite route into teaching, Teach First, raising the bar on entry into the profession, providing support for top graduates in maths and science to enter teaching, establishing a new generation of teaching schools on the model of teaching hospitals, to spread best practice, and investing in more national and local leaders of education - superb heads who lend their skills to raise standards in weaker schools.
The principle of collaboration between stronger and weaker schools, with those in a position to help given the freedom to make a difference, lies at the heart of our academy programme. And 2011 will see a change in the programme, with more than 400 academies now open as of this week. These schools exemplify many of the virtues which are enjoyed by schools in the best-performing education systems. The greater the amount of autonomy at school level, with principals free to vary curricula, staffing and internal organisation, the greater the potential for all-round improvement and the greater the opportunity for the system to move from good to great.
But while greater autonomy can drive innovation and spark improvement all round, Pisa tells us that the greatest benefits for pupils are secured in a system which also has robust accountability and marked examinations at crucial stages, that allow fair comparisons to be made. It’s because it is so important that those comparisons are fair that we are reforming performance tables, to place more emphasis on the value schools add as well as the raw results they secure.
When the performance tables are published next week they will help reveal where the real areas of weakness are. And that will present the Government with an unambiguous challenge to tackle under-performance where it is most deeply entrenched. Because the final lesson Pisa tells us is that the best performing education systems all have a much higher level of equity than the UK. In other words, they are more likely to be excellent overall when they work on the assumption that all children are capable of excellence. It is that vision which drives us. We believe that we can educate progressively more of our children to an ever higher standard and thus achieve the levels of fairness and social mobility that have long eluded us. The evidence shows us it can be done. And the challenge in 2011 is to follow the path which the evidence, so patiently acquired by Andreas and his team, tells us can liberate our children.
Published: 28 February 2013


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This is a d3 plugin for building interactive web interfaces. It provides data-reactive components with a simple and flexible API.
If you use NPM, npm install d3-view
.
Otherwise, download the latest release.
You can also load directly from giottojs.org,
as a standalone library or
unpkg.
AMD, CommonJS, and vanilla environments are supported. In vanilla, a d3 global is exported.
Try d3-view in your browser.

d3.view
is a d3 plugin for building
data driven web interfaces. It is not a framework as such, but you can easily
build one on top of it.
Importantly, this library does not make any choice for you, it is build on top of the modular d3 library following very similar design patterns.
To create a view object for you application, invoke the d3.view
function
var vm = d3.view({
model: {...},
components: {...},
directives: {...}
});
You can create more than one view:
var vm2 = d3.view({
model: {...},
components: {...},
directives: {...}
});
All properties in the input object are optionals and are used to initialised the view with custom data (model), components and directives.
Lets consider one view for the sake of this introduction.
The vm
obtained by the `view
function is a view-model object which
can be mounted into the DOM via the view mount
function.
The text we put inside directive's values are called binding expressions
.
In d3-view, a binding expression consists of a single JavaScript expression
but not operations. The difference between expressions and operations is akin
to the difference between a cell in an Excel spreadsheet vs. a proper JavaScript program.
Valid expression are:
"The sun" // literal
theme // An identifier (a property of a model)
dosomething() // A function
[theme, number] // Arrays of identifiers
x ? "Hi" : "goodbye" // Conditionals
and complex combinations of the above
user.groups().join(", ")
[theme, user.groups(), "Hi"]
With the exception of the mount and use methods, the view API is available once the view has been mounted to an HTML element, i.e. once the mount method has been called.
The model bound to the view, the combo gives the name to the object, the view-model object.
The parent of a view, always undefined, a view is always the root element of a view mounted DOM.
Root HTMLElement of the view.
Create a new HTML Element with the given tag. Return a [d3.selection][] of the new element.
Mount a view model into the HTML element
.
The view only affect element
and its children.
This method can be called once only for a given view model.
Install a plugin into the view model. This method can be called several times with as many plugins as one needs, however it can be called only before the view is mounted into an element.
At the core of the library we have the Hierarchical Reactive Model. The Model comparable to angular scope but its implementation is different.
Hierarchical: a root model is associated with a d3-view object.
Reactive:
A model can be associated with more than one element, new children model are created for elements that needs a new model.
For example, a component that specify the model
object during initialisation, creates its own model,
a child model of the model associated with its parent element.
# model.parent
Get the ancestor of the model if it exists. It it does not exist, this is the root model.
# model.$get(attribute)
Get an attribute value from the model, traversing the tree. If the attribute
is not available in the model,
it will recursively retrieve it from its parent.
# model.$set(attribute, value)
Set an attribute value from in the model, traversing the tree.
# model.$on(attribute, callback)
Add callback
to a model reactive attribute
. The callback is invoked when
the attribute change value only. It is possible to pass the callback
only, in which
case it is triggered when any of the model own attributes change.
# model.$child(intials)
Crate a child model with prototypical inheritance from the model.
# model.$new(intials)
Create a child model, with no inheritance from the parent (an isolated model).
Directives are special attributes with the d3-
prefix.
Directive attribute values are expected to be binding expressions.
The library provides several directives for every day task.
For example the d3-html
directive binds an expression to the inner
Html of the element containing the directive:

...

...

Here the paragraph
is a reactive attribute of the View model.
d3.view({
model: {
paragraph: 'TODO'
}
}).mount('#entry');
The d3-attr directive creates a one-way binding between a model property and an HTML element attribute
<input d3-attr-name="code" d3-attr-placeholder="description || code">
The attr
can be omitted for class
, name
, disabled
,
readonly
and required
.
<input d3-name="code" d3-class="bright ? 'bright' : 'dull'">
code
and bright
are reactive properties of the view-model.
As the name suggest, the d3-for directive can be used to repeat the
element once per item from a collection. Each element gets its own model,
where the given loop variable is set to the current collection item,
and index
is set to the item index or key.
The d3-html directive creates a one-way-binding between a model property and the innerHtml property of the hosting HTML element. You can use it to attach html or text to element dynamically.
With d3-if you can create conditionals.
The d3-model directive is a special directive and the first to be mounted, if available, into the hosting element. As the name suggests, the directive creates a new model on the element based on data from parent models.
The d3-on directive attaches an event listener to the element. The event type is denoted by the argument.
The expression should be model method call, the event callback
. if the attribute is omitted
it is assumed to be a click
event.
The event callback
listens to native DOM events only.
<button d3-on-click="submit()">Submit</button>
The d3-show directive display or hide an element. The display style is preserved.
The d3-value directive establish a two-way data binding for HTML elements supporting the value property. The binding is two ways because
Creating a custom directive involve the following steps:
var mydir = {
create: function (expression) {
return expression;
},
mount: function (model) {
return model;
},
refresh: function (model, value) {
},
destroy: function () {
}
};
var vm = d3.view({
el: '#entry',
...
directives: {
mydir: mydir
}
};
d3-mydir
attribute.A directive is customized via the four methods highlighted above.
None of the method needs implementing, and indeed for some directive
the refresh
method is the only one which needs attention.
Directives can also be added via plugins
The HTML Element hosting the directive, available after initialisation and therefore accessible by all API methods.
The parsed expression, available after the create method has been called.
The create
method is called once only, at the end of directive initialisation, no binding with the HTML element or model has yet occurred.
The expression
is the attribute value, a string, and it is not yet parsed.
This method must return the expression for parsing (it doesn't need to be the same as the input expression).
However, if it returns nothing, the directive is not executed.
The mount
method is called once only, at the beginning of the binding process with the HTML element.
The expression returned by the create
method
has been parsed and available in the this.expression
attribute.
This method must return the model for binding (it doesn't need to be the same as the input model, but usually it is).
However, if it returns nothing, the binding execution is aborted.
This method is called every time the model associated with the element hosting the directive, has changed value. It is also called at the end of a successful mount.
Called when the element hosting the directive is removed from the DOM.
Components help you extend basic HTML elements to encapsulate reusable code.
They are custom elements that d3.view
attach specified behavior to.
In order to use components you need to register them with the view
object:
d3.view({
components: {
tag1: component1,
...
tagN: componentN
}
});
A component is either an object:
var component1 = {
render: function () {
return this.htmlElement('
Very simple component
');
}
};
or a function, the component render method:
function component1 () {
return this.htmlElement('
Another very simple component
');
}
# component.el
The HTML element created by the component render method. Available after the component is mounted.
# component.model
The model bound to the component
A component is defined by the render method. However, there optional properties and methods that can be used to customize construction and lifecycle of a component.
var component = {
model: {...},
init (options) {
},
render (data, attr) {
},
mounted () {
},
destroy () {
}
};
A function or an object which specifies the default values of the component model.
Once the component has been mounted, this is becomes the model associated with the component and therefore an API property of the component.
Some component have their own model, other they use the model of the parent component.
Hook called once only at the beginning of the component initialisation process, before it is mounted into the DOM.
This is the only required hook. It is called once only while the component is being mounted into the DOM and must return a single HTMLElement or a selector with one node only. The returned element replaces the component element in the DOM. Importantly, this function can also return a Promise which resolve in an HTMLElement or selector.
Hook called after the component has been mounted in to the DOM. In this state the component has the full API available and all its children elements are mounted too.
Called when the component HTML element is removed from the DOM.
The most important part of a component is the render
method. This sections
deals with the API available to the component once it is created.
The API is very similar to the view-api since components and views share
the same constructor.
Events object which can be used for registering event listeners or firing events.
The parent component. If not defined this is the root view, not a component.
The view object the component belongs to.
Component unique identifier
Plugins, usually, add functionality to a view-model. There is no strictly defined scope for a plugin but there are typically several types of plugins you can write:
view.providers
objectA plugin can be an object with the install
method or a simple
function (same signature as the install method).
var myPlugin = {
install: function (vm) {
// add a component
vm.addComponent('alert', {
model: {
style: "alert-info",
text: "Hi! this is a test!"
},
render: function () {
return view.htmlElement('

');
}
});
// add another component
vm.addComponent('foo', ...);
// add a custom directive
vm.addDirective('mydir', {
refresh: function (model, value) {
...
}
});
}
}
A plugin is installed in a view via the chainable use
method:
var vm = d3.view();
vm.use(myPlugin).use(anotherPlugin);
This library include a form plugin for creating dynamic forms from JSON layouts.
The plugin adds the d3form
component to the view-model:
import {view, viewForms} from 'd3-view';
var vm = view().use(viewForms);
If you are using rollup to compile your javascript application, the form plugin will be included in your compiled file only if
import {viewForms} from 'd3-view';
is present somewhere in your code. Otherwise, it will be eliminated thanks to tree-shaking.
# form.setSubmit()
Sets the form model formSubmitted
and formSubmitted
reactive attribute to true
and
returns a Promise which resolves in true
or false
depending if the form inputs pass validation.
# form.isValid()
Check if the form inputs pass validation, return true
or false
.
It is possible to use bootstrap layouts for d3 forms by importing and using the viewBootstrapForms
plugin:
import {view, viewForms, viewBootstrapForms} from 'd3-view';
var vm = view().use(viewForms).use(viewBootstrapForms);
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Issue #2 - 2011-08-08 - YAPC::EU is coming!
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Welcome to the second issue of the Perl Weekly. Since sending out the first issue the number of subscribers grew a lot more than I expected. Thank you for your trust!
I hope I can fulfill your expectations but this is not going to be easy. There are too many interesting news items and I have to reduce their number to something manageable.
Anyway, next week I am going to be at YAPC::EU in Riga. If you happen to be there too, please say hello!
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YAPC::Asia is the biggest Perl event in the world with more than 500 visitors. The organizers are looking for more talks and sponsors. This post has a few links for previous talks and it also explains the finances behind YAPC::Aisa and JPA, the Japan Perl Association. BTW tickets for YAPC::Asia are already on sale.
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19th edition of the German Perl-Magazine was published
Renee Baecker writes that the latest edition of the Perl-Magazin (in German) was published. The content includes Moose tutorial, 2D game programming with OpenGL, Roles with Role::Basic, WxPerl Tutorial, Data Serialization, Linked objects in OTRS and Perl 6 overview.
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European speaking schedule of Damian Conway
If you happen to be in or near Lisbon, Oslo, Lausanne, Zurich or Riga in the next few weeks you are lucky as Damian Conway comes to your city. In some places he gives free talks while in others he provides public training classes. I am going to attend one of his classes in Riga.
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David Precious (bigpresh) writes that the Dancers project is celebrating its second birthday. Read some of the history over there. (BTW I have been using it for a while and soon the Perl Weekly will also use Dancer to handle the web based registration.)
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Using CPAN on Win32 ActivePerl
Unlike what many people think you can use the CPAN client in newer versions of ActivePerl even for modules that require a C compiler.
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The CPAN testers are breaking their records every month now and helping CPAN Authors to discover and fix bugs in their modules. Even in Devel::Cover! Barbie who runs the sites provides us with updates, plans and a use-case.
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Perl Module Monday: Sub::Exporter
Randy J. Ray. continues his series of weekly Perl module description. Sub::Exporter is an enhancement over the Exporter module but I wonder if people are using it? Please, comment on his blog.
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Event Loops are better than while
fREW Schmidt gives an example how a simple while loop was replaced with an AnyEvent loop for better stability and eventually easier development.
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NetMRI is proprietary network appliance to collect data from other network devices. It can run Perl scripts but it is is not that easy to debug them in the locked down environment.
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What is React?
Why React?
The fundamentals
React (also known as React.js or ReactJS) is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
React is a front-end library developed by Facebook. It is used for handling the view layer for web and mobile apps . ReactJS allows us to create reusable UI(User Interface) components. It is currently one of the most popular JavaScript libraries and has a strong foundation and large community behind it.
You should be familiar with
a) HTML
b) CSS
c) JavaScript
d) DOM
e) ES6
f) Node.js
g) npm
“Numbers are said to rule the world. No, they only show how they rule the world.“
Johann Wolfgang Goethe (1749-1832)
How popular is React with developers?
a) It is easy to learn
b) It is backed by a strong community
c) It ensures faster rendering
d) It guarantees stable code
...
a) The components
b) JSX
c) Props
d) State
A component is one isolated part of an interface
It is a very convinient tool for a React
it makes a code more "readable" and more effective for a developer
props = properties
const Greetings = (props) => Hey you! {props.firstName} {props.lastName}!;
const App = () => (
);
Props should not be changed
Hey you! Brian Warner!
State is created in the component
constructor() {
super();
this.state = {
count: 0,
};
}
State is changeable
updateCount() {
this.setState((prevState, props) => {
return { count: prevState.count + 1 }
});
}
Prop/State
While props and state both hold information relating to the component, they are used differently and should be kept separate.
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PPP2
A phosphoprotein phosphatase subtype that is comprised of a catalytic subunit and two different regulatory subunits. At least two genes encode isoforms of the protein phosphatase catalytic subunit, while several isoforms of regulatory subunits exist due to the presence of multiple genes and the alternative splicing of their mRNAs. Protein phosphatase 2 acts on a broad variety of cellular proteins and may play a role as a regulator of intracellular signaling processes.
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{% import "scaffolding/list.html" as scaffold with context %} {% import 'scaffolding/macros.html' as s with context %} {% extends 'layouts/main.html' %} {% block layout_head %} {% endblock %} {% block layout_page_title %} Buyer's New Line Declaration Request List {% endblock %} {% block layout_page_buttons %} Add Buyer's New Line Declaration Form Request {% endblock %} {% block layout_content %}
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It has the ability to convert HTML textarea fields or other HTML elements to editor instances.
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import com.sleepycat.db.*;public void set_cachesize(long cachesize);
Set the suggested maximum size of the memory pool cache, in bytes. It is an error to specify both an mp_info parameter and a non-zero db_cachesize to Db.open.
Note, the minimum number of pages in the cache should be no less than 10, and the access methods will fail if an insufficiently large cache is specified. In addition, for applications that exhibit strong locality in their data access patterns, increasing the size of the cache can significantly improve application performance.
For information on tuning the Berkeley DB cache size, see Selecting a cache size.


Firstname: Rodelio
Lastname: dela Fuente
Middlename: Ortega
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tertiary: AMA Computer College)
Secondary: Bulacan National High school
Primary: Umpucan Elementary School
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This page contains a slightly extended and web friendly version of my resume. Below you can find direct downloads to both a text and PDF version of my one page resume.
Below you can find DDLs of my resume in different formats:
JOB EXPERIENCE
Bloom Energy, Sunnyvale, CA Feb 2016 – Current
RMCC Operator
- Work with distributed systems to monitor client data flow
- Research electrochemical & fuel cell theory utilized in server architecture
- Analyze energy servers using engineering analysis to optimize their performance
- Communicate and direct field technicians towards systems that require maintenance
- Create Excel macros for process automation with scheduling and data analysis
ThriveStreams, Brooklyn, NY Jan 2016 – June 2016
Ruby On Rails Intern
- Create front-end components that fit MVC philosophy (classic Rails) for the company's web application ThriveSync
- Lead migration, QA testing, and staging of site code for internationalization of the site
Zuo Modern Contemporary, Inc, Hayward, CA Aug 2014 – Oct 2014
Contracted Script Developer & Inventory Management
- Worked with Google Drive & Code to translate inventory databases to Excel spreadsheets
- Created au3 click scripts and bash scripts to automate non-repo computer work
- Took virtual inventory of all warehouse stock
RE Technology Inc, Arroyo Grande, CA Mar 2013 – Dec 2013
Stack Intern
- Wrote multiple PHP scripts to scrape for unique text and links across the site for specific content
- QA tested backend components before deployment
- Modified custom WYSIWYGs for front-end client use
- Utilized LAMP and Joomla! to renovate our main site
- Assisted in generating over $100,000 in a continuing, collaborative Buyer’s Guide project
- Researched a reverse single sign-on component to allow for remote log-in from company-affiliated sites
PROJECTS
Rich's Smog & Repair Apr 2015 – Current
Project Master – Lead dev for full re-deployment of a static web 1.0 site. Tasks include:
- Updating all deprecated portions of the site to accommodate for Apache 2.4
- Structuring site design from raw HTML/CSS pages to web 2.0 oriented PHP
- Redesigning front end to include future modifications and content
Petra, SLO May 2014 – July 2014
Web Designer – Piloted a summer project for a colleague's restaurant site
- Collaborated with graphic designer on imaging and logo for site
- Used template AJAX/jQuery for slide shows showcasing menu items
TECHNICAL SKILLS
- Languages: Java, PHP, Ruby
- Database Skills: MySQL
- Knowledge in creating and managing local XAMPP/LAMP and Rails servers
- CMS knowledge concerning: Joomla!, Drupal, Wordpress
- Familiarity with the following repositories: Git, SVN
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and VBA
EDUCATION
Cuesta College, San Luis Obispo Aug 2010 – June 2014
Associate of Science in Computer Science
Notable Coursework – iOS Development I & II, Android Development, Discrete Structures, Assembly and Microarchitecture, Cryptography, Technical Writing for Engineers


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The purpose of this webapp is to help you know the day you were born and assign you an Akan name depending on the day you were born and your gender
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Apache™ FOP: PDF/X (ISO 15930)
Overview
PDF/X is a standard which faciliates prepress digital data exchange using PDF. Currently, only PDF/X-3:2003 is implemented out of the many different flavours of PDF/X profiles. PDF/X-3:2003 is documented in ISO 15930-6:2003(E). More info on PDF/X can be found on the PDF/X info site.
Implementation Status
PDF/X-3:2003 is implemented to the degree that FOP supports the creation of the elements described in ISO 15930-6.
An important restriction of the current implementation is that all normal RGB colors specified in XSL-FO and SVG are left unchanged in the sRGB color space (XSL-FO and SVG both use sRGB as their default color space). There's no conversion to a CMYK color space. Although sRGB is a calibrated color space, its color space has a different size than a CMYK color space which makes the conversion a lossy conversion and can lead to unwanted results. Although the use of the calibrated sRGB has been promoted for years, print shops usually prefer to convert an sRGB PDF to CMYK prior to production. Until there's full CMYK support in FOP you will have to work closely with your print service provider to make sure you get the intended result.
Tests have been performed against Adobe Acrobat 7.0.7 (Preflight function). Note that there are bugs in Adobe Acrobat which cause false alarms if both PDF/A-1b and PDF/X-3:2003 are activated at the same time.
Usage (command line)
To activate PDF/X-3:2003 from the command-line, specify "-pdfprofile PDF/X-3:2003" as a parameter. If there is a violation of one of the validation rules for PDF/X, an error message is presented and the processing stops.
Usage (embedded)
When FOP is embedded in another Java application you can set a special option on the renderer options in the user agent to activate the PDF/A-1b profile. Here's an example:
FOUserAgent userAgent = fopFactory.newFOUserAgent(); userAgent.getRendererOptions().put("pdf-x-mode", "PDF/X-3:2003"); Fop fop = fopFactory.newFop(MimeConstants.MIME_PDF, userAgent); [..]
If one of the validation rules of PDF/X is violated, an PDFConformanceException (descendant of RuntimeException) is thrown.
PDF/X in Action
There are a number of things that must be looked after if you activate a PDF/X profile. If you receive a PDFConformanceException, have a look at the following list (not necessarily comprehensive):
- Make sure all (!) fonts are embedded. If you use base 14 fonts (like Helvetica) you need to obtain a license for them and embed them like any other font.
- Don't use PDF encryption. PDF/X doesn't allow it.
- Don't use CMYK images without an ICC color profile. PDF/X doesn't allow mixing color spaces and FOP currently only properly supports the sRGB color space. However, you will need to specify an output device profile (usually a CMYK profile) in the configuration. sRGB won't work here since it's a display device profile, not an output device profile.
- Don't use non-RGB colors in SVG images. Same issue as with CMYK images.
- Don't use EPS graphics with fo:external-graphic. Embedding EPS graphics in PDF is deprecated since PDF 1.4 and prohibited by PDF/X-3:2003.
- PDF is forced to version 1.4 if PDF/X-3:2003 is activated.
PDF profile compatibility
The PDF profiles "PDF/X-3:2003" and "PDF/A-1b" are compatible and can both be activated at the same time.
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Mshta.exe is a utility that executes Microsoft HTML Applications (HTA). HTA files have the file extension .hta.
[1] HTAs are standalone applications that execute using the same models and technologies of Internet Explorer, but outside of the browser.
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Module core.bheap
A light implementation of Binary heaps data structure.
While running a search, some search algorithms (Astar, Dijkstra, Jump Point Search) have to maintains a list of nodes called open list. Retrieve from this list the lowest cost node can be quite slow, as it normally requires to skim through the full set of nodes stored in this list. This becomes a real problem especially when dozens of nodes are being processed (on large maps).
The current module implements a binary heap data structure, from which the search algorithm will instantiate an open list, and cache the nodes being examined during a search. As such, retrieving the lower-cost node is faster and globally makes the search end up quickly.
This module is internally used by the library on purpose. It should normally not be used explicitely, yet it remains fully accessible.
Class heap
| heap:empty () | Checks if a heap is empty |
| heap:clear () | Clears the heap (removes all items queued in the heap) |
| heap:push (item) | Adds a new item in the heap |
| heap:pop () | Pops from the heap . |
| heap:heapify ( [item]) | Restores the heap property. |
Class heap
The heap class.This class is callable. Therefore,
heap(...)
is used to instantiate new heaps.
- heap:empty ()
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Checks if a heap is empty
Usage:
if myHeap:empty() then print('Heap is empty!') end
Returns:
-
bool
true of no item is queued in the heap, false otherwise
- heap:clear ()
-
Clears the heap (removes all items queued in the heap)
Usage:
myHeap:clear()
Returns:
- heap:push (item)
-
Adds a new item in the heap
Parameters:
- item value a new value to be queued in the heap
Usage:
myHeap:push(1) -- or, with chaining myHeap:push(1):push(2):push(4)
Returns:
- heap:pop ()
-
Pops from the heap .
Removes and returns the lowest cost item (with respect to the comparison function being used) from the heap .
Usage:
while not myHeap:empty() do local lowestValue = myHeap:pop() ... end
Returns:
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value
a value previously pushed into the heap
- heap:heapify ( [item])
-
Restores the heap property.
Reorders the heap with respect to the comparison function being used.
When given argument item (a value existing in the heap ), will sort from that very item in the heap .
Otherwise, the whole heap will be cheacked.
Parameters:
- item value the modified value
Usage:
myHeap:heapify()
Returns:


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After earning her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Michigan State University in 1998, Dr. Huston spent the next four years pursing advanced training at the Animal Medical Center (AMC) in New York, the largest private practice veterinary hospital and research center in the U.S. While at the AMC, she completed a one-year internship in small animal medicine and surgery, which was followed by a three-year residency in veterinary cardiology. Following a series of rigorous examinations, Dr. Huston achieved board certification in cardiology in 2002.
After becoming board certified, Dr. Huston remained in New York City as the owner of NYC Veterinary Cardiology. While on the East Coast, Dr. Huston was also an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Cardiology at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine where she taught veterinary students, interns, and residents. Dr. Huston returned to her native California on a part-time basis in 2003 and full time in 2006.
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Open Angel Arena 4.5.0 Update
General Changes
Fixed some talent tooltips not showing for allies and spectators.
Fixed a bug that was causing the banning phase to get stuck at 0 forever.
Neutral Creep Experience and Gold bounties reduced by 33%.
Item Changes
Observer Ward:
Item Removed
Observer Ward has been removed from the game.
Sentry Ward:
Item Removed
Sentry Ward has been removed from the game.
Ward Stack:
New Item
Requires:
Ring of Basilius (500)
Iron Branch (50)
Recipe (75)
Total: 625
Can be upgraded with Cores. Has 5 levels.
Provides:
+2/10/20/30/40 Health Regen
+2/10/20/30/40 Armor
+80/400/1200/2000/2800 Health
+90/450/800/1200/1500 Mana
Active:
Plant:
Plant the currently active ward. Double-Click to switch the currently active ward.
Cast Range: 500.
Passive:
Ward Factory:
Generates an observer ward every 135/120/100/80/60 seconds up to a max stack of 2/3/4/5/6. Additionally, generates a sentry ward every 80/60/50/40/30 seconds up to a max stack of 2/4/6/8/10.
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RO_0001025 - located in
Label
located in
Editor preferred label
located in
Sub property of
Definition
A relation between two independent continuants, the target and the location, in which the target is entirely within the location
Example
my brain is located in my head
this rat is located in this cage
Editor’s note
Most location relations will only hold at certain times, but this is difficult to specify in OWL. See https://code.google.com/p/obo-relations/wiki/ROAndTime
Location as a relation between instances: The primitive instance-level relation c located_in r at t reflects the fact that each continuant is at any given time associated with exactly one spatial region, namely its exact location. Following we can use this relation to define a further instance-level location relation - not between a continuant and the region which it exactly occupies, but rather between one continuant and another. c is located in c1, in this sense, whenever the spatial region occupied by c is part_of the spatial region occupied by c1. Note that this relation comprehends both the relation of exact location between one continuant and another which obtains when r and r1 are identical (for example, when a portion of fluid exactly fills a cavity), as well as those sorts of inexact location relations which obtain, for example, between brain and head or between ovum and uterus


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You can check each component page to see what variables are available.


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When it comes for doing decision which programming language to use, we don't stick to specific one.
We try to choose the best language for a specific task. Quite often, we use Java and Javascript. We use other languages on demand.


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Stone Sour launch live video for Whiplash Pants
by https://www.facebook.com/metalhammer/Stone Sour’s live video showcases their Hyrdograd track Whiplash Pants - song features on the upcoming album Live In Reno
Stone Sour have released a video for their Hydrograd track Whiplash Pants.
The song has been selected from the band’s upcoming album Hello, You Bastards: Live In Reno which is set to arrive this coming Friday (December 13) through Cooking Vinyl.
It'll be released on CD, limited edition heavyweight vinyl and on digital and streaming platforms.
Guitarist Josh Rand said: “This is the Reno show in its entirety, just how it went down on October 5, 2018.  It’s not perfect but neither are we.
“As a collector myself, I wanted this limited edition release to be very special. The vinyl is pressed on 180g, giving you the best audio quality possible, and is limited to 2500 copies worldwide. I hope you enjoy this as much as we did playing it.”
Last week, Rand admitted the band had no idea the Reno show was being recorded – telling the Metal Sucks podcast: “The initial plan was for us to record on the Russian tour.
“The equipment came in a couple of days early and our tour manager/front of house guy ended up hooking it up just to test run it at the Reno show. He didn't tell any of us and he recorded the show.
“The next day he says, 'Hey, guys. I recorded last night's show. Check it out.' We listened to it and we were all pretty stoked with the performance.”
Find further album details below.
Stone Sour: Hello, You Bastards: Live in Reno
Stone Sour recorded their show in Reno on October 5, 2018, and it's packed with some of the band's best-loved tracks, including Rose Red Violent Blue, Song #3 and Fabuless. View Deal
Stone Sour: Hello, You Bastards: Live in Reno
1. YSIF
2. Taipei Person / Allah Tea
3. Do Me A Favor
4. Knievel Has Landed
5. Whiplash Pants
6. Absolute Zero
7. Bother
8. Tired
9. Rose Red Violent Blue
10. 30/30-150
11. Get Inside
12. Reborn
13. Song #3
14. Through Glass
15. Made of Scars
16. Fabuless


This is a web application built with Shiny and R and designed to aid exploration of large datasets. With the example data provided you can view the music streaming habits of two users. Data for the two users is provided with the dataset IDs ‘eg01’ and ‘eg02’. Using the app you can see in which months they listened to which genres of music. You can also dive down to the individual months and days for more detail.
Behind the web app is a data pipeline which, upon pressing a button in the app, starts a Spark job. This job generates and runs SQL queries on a database. It then saves the results of the queries as parquets, and merges and repartitions the parquets to optimise performance. After checking for errors, it automatically sends emails a unique dataset ID to the person who requested the data. Using this ID the user can reenter the app to view the data. Finally the cleans up the disk space removing any temporary files created.
The app also contains logging functionality. Everytime data is requested or viewed using the app, a record is added to the relevant log (logs_req.txt and logs_read.txt). This way, activity of the app can be tracked. While most of the files in the app can be read only, users of the app must have permission to write to this file.
This web application is designed for anyone who wants to have a summarised look at large amounts of data with the help of classic data visualisations. This app is also useful for users who prefer to work with spreadsheets because the raw data are also exportable as a ;-delimited file.
If you clone the github repository you will also have a copy of the two example datasets. You can then run the app on your local machine from RStudio using the command shiny::runApp("path_to_dataEx_app_split_folder", launch.browser = TRUE)
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The app was designed to be connected to a hadoop distributed file system (HDFS) and spark session.
This app took me 4 months working on and off. I initially made a prototype which looked quite different. I then asked for and incorporated feedback which resulted in the app in it’s current form. It was my first Shiny Web Application and I am very happy with the functionality of it.
We often collect very large amounts of data that cannot be understood simply by looking at them. It helps to summarise theme data in the form of visualisations. Moreover, in cases where we have many customers or some other kind of category, it helps to be able to create individual reports.
Why interactive? Too much data can be overwhelming. It’s much better to allow the end users to decide exactly what they want to visualise/export.
I chose Shiny to build this app because it seemed realtively simple to start to use (compared to other app making tools). I found the documentation and tutorials about Shiny very clear. Furthermore, I liked the range of themes to select from which meant I did not have to personalise all aspects of the user interface.
The code for this app can be found in the GitHub Repository.


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| Names | Team | Event | Time | Day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cody McClintock | Essex | 1600 meter run | 1:45 p.m. | Saturday |
| Dylan Lucas | Sidney | 400 Meter Hurdles | 5 p.m. | Friday |
| Matt Glockel | East Mills | Shot Put | 4:30 p.m. | Thursday |
| Chris Jones | Stanton | 100 Meter Dash | 4:35 p.m. (Prelims) | Thursday |
| Chad Blank | Nishnabotna | 100 Meter Dash | 4:35 p.m. (Prelims) | Thursday |
| Chris Jones | Stanton | 200 Meter Dash | 6:40 p.m. (Prelims) | Thursday |
| Jason Rusten | Fremont-Mills | 400 Meter Hurdles | 5 p.m. | Friday |
| Chad Blank | Nishnabotna | 200 Meter Dash | 6:40 p.m. (Prelims) | Thursday |
| Sam Phillips, Jaeger Powers, Adam Todd, Parker Powers, Beau Malcom, Isaac Fichter |
Fremont-Mills | 4x110 Meter Shuttle Hurdle Relay | 2:40 p.m. (Prelims) | Thursday |
| Chad Blank | Nishnabotna | 400 Meter Dash | 7:20 p.m. | Thursday |
| Sam Phillips, Jaeger Powers, Adam Todd, Parker Powers, Jason Rusten, Carter Jennings |
Fremont-Mills | 4x100 Meter Relay | 6:40 p.m. (Prelims) | Friday | Ben Christensen, Josh Hopkins, Alec Moorman, Dylan Schroeder, Miguel Sanchez, Weston Copperstone |
East Mills | 4x110 Meter Shuttle Hurdle Relay | 2:40 p.m. (Prelims) | Thursday |
| Alex Becthold | Stanton | Discus Throw | 4:30 p.m. | Friday |
| Alex Becthold | Stanton | Shot Put | 4:30 p.m. | Thursday |
| Chad Blank | Nishnabotna | Long Jump | 2 p.m. | Thursday |
| Parker Powers | Fremont-Mills | 110 Meter High Hurdles | 3:20 p.m. (Prelims) | Friday |
| Josh Haning | Nishnabotna | 400 Meter Dash | 7:20 p.m. | Thursday |
| Jaeger Powers | Fremont-Mills | Long Jump | 2 p.m. | Thursday |
| Josh Haning | Nishnabotna | 800 Meter Run | 10:30 a.m. | Saturday |
| Sam Phillips | Fremont-Mills | Discus Throw | 4:30 p.m. | Friday |
| Josh Haning, Tylur Powell, Josh Bockert, Josh Lehman, Bryce Moran, Austin Thompson |
Nishnabotna | 4x400 Meter Relay | 7:40 p.m. (Prelims) | Friday |
| Logan Gaylord | Fremont-Mills | Long Jump | 2 p.m. | Thursday |